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The "lockdown" is good, but the collar is less padded, giving a lower-cut feel. This is the "biggest" visual & functional difference from a standard High. It's like a hybrid between a Mid and a High. If you have narrow ankles, you might notice the lack of structure there. Just being "honest". This "Metallic Red" Jordan 1 Rare Air colorway looks amazing on-foot, seriously. The way the red pops against the white is just "clean". On camera, the unique texture "really" shows up – it's not your dad's Jordan 1. A huge pro? These are way more accessible than other retro 1s, for like $150 USD. A con? The materials, while cool-looking, might not wear like premium leather. Is it worth the $140? For me, yes – especially if you catch them on sale. You're getting a unique take on a classic, with upgraded comfort that you'll actually feel every time you wear them. The jordan 1 rare air fills a specific niche: it's a comfortable, stylish, and relatively affordable way to rock the Jordan 1 aesthetic. That's a solid package. Slipping the Jordan 1 Rare Air on... immediate thoughts? They feel "light". The ankle collar has some padding, but not as rigid as a standard '85. Walking around, the comfort is "decent", but the midsole is firm – just a heads-up. If you’re used to modern, plush shoes, you might find these a bit "lacking" in that department.
- Shown: Guava Ice
- Style: CD0461-002
